Acton Fair Scheduled to Continue Next Saturday
Acton Woman's Club street fair was rained out last Saturday and will resume at Town hall next Saturday rain or shine. Winners from the wheel parade include Rose Mary Cul Jimane Lorria Liebfried Paul Deane Pris cilla Steeves Marion Willet Georgina Phelps. 4 H exhibits earned blue ribbons for Fred Richards Christine Elmes Nancy Feltus and others. The Brewster Feed and Grain Co sponsoring prize pork and grain. American Legion to run midway with a band concert 7 to 9 PM.
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Acton
Acton Woman’s Club
Town Hall
Rose Mary Cul Jimane
Lorria Liebfried
Paul Deane
Priscilla Steeves
Marion Willet
Georgina Phelps
Fred Richards
Nancy Feltus
Christine Elmes
Judith Hamblin
Thomas Rooney
Brewster Feed and Grain Co
West Acton
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Ed wards-Quimby Post Elects A Legion Officers
At the weekly meeting of Ed wards-Quimby Post 284 American Legion Acton, Robert Ay Lawton was named Commander with Edward L. Higgins as senior vice commander and Benjamin Rice as junior vice commander. Herbert W. Merriam Jr. becomes finance officer, Donatus Benere chaplain, Fletcher Hyde historian, Theron Lowden historian, and Fletcher Hyde executive committee member C Judd Farley Herbert Leusher. A joint installation of the Legion and other post members is planned.
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Acton
Enter School Acton John Stinson to New Hampton
Acton John O Stinson son of Raymond C Stiffsop of Acton and Robert L Bumford son of Mr and Mrs Ervin L Sumford of Concord will enter New Hampshire School for Boys at New Hampton New Hampshire. The school will open next week for its 127th year.
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Acton
Raymond C. Stiffsop
Robert L. Bumford
Ervin Ll. Sumford
Concord
New Hampson School For
New Hampton
New Hampshire
Social Visits Across States From Bedford to New York
Bedford Mr and Mrs Burton McNeil on Hancock street entertained Mr and Mrs S T McNeil of Sanford Maine. Mrs Louis Fougsteds of Davis road and her daughter Mrs Anna Young of Medford visited in New York and Niagara Falls.
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Burton McNeil
Hancock Street
Mr. McNeil
S. T. McNeil
Sanford, Maine
Louis Fougsteds
Davis Road
Anna Young
Medford
New York
Niagara Falls
Bedford Grange Meeting and Plans at Town Hall
The Bedford Grange monthly meeting drew good attendance in the Town Hall led by Master Richard D. Powderly. Plans include a penny sale fundraiser, 4-H club cooperation, and the next degree work for the Men's and First Degrees on September 22 with the 2nd degree earlier in the month.
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Bedford Grange
Town Hall
Bedford
Edith L. Gould
Lincoln
Harry Rogers
Rideway Comely
Jack Lois
Jimmy Comeley
Agriculture Committee
Howard Skelton
David Edwards
Edward Godfrey
Richard J. Powderly
Kenneth Veinot
Mrs. Kloman Day and son reach Europe to join Major A
Mrs. A. Kloman Day reports her and her son Alfred have safely arrived in Europe. They traveled to join Major A. as part of ongoing postwar movements and family reunions amid military redeployments.
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A. Kloman Day
Alfred
Europe
Major A
Local Sports Notes and Red Cross Meeting Scheduled
Army sergeant Kloman Day based in Garmish shows up in local item with notes on baseball star Roberts McManus who drew Boston scout interest in Lexington. Three flower bouquets admired at the Gootinow Library by Mrs Arthur V Howland of Sudbury Garden Club. Sudbury Red Cross chapter officers plan a meeting at Louis H Hough home Thursday at 8 pm to discuss blood bank fundraising.
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Roberts McManus
Red Sox
Lexington
Gootinow Library
Arthur V. Howland
Sudbury Garden
Sudbury
The
American Red Cross
He Shome
Louis H. Hough
Enrollment totals for Acton schools reach 510 students
Acton Supt. David G. Bowen reports September 12 enrollment across all schools at 510. Center 83, West 99, South 94, Junior high 124, senior high 110, grammar buildings 276, high buildings 934.
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David G. Bowen
Center
West
South School
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United States constitutional birth celebrated September 17
The text recalls the 1787 adoption of the U S Constitution in Philadelphia marking the nation’s birth. It emphasizes the founding document as guarantor of freedom with the preamble stating goals of a more perfect union justice domestic tranquility defense welfare and liberty for the people.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Supreme Court
United State
United States ‘of America
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